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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10903RESOLUTION NO. 10903 A RESOLUTION ALLOCATING FUNDING TO VARIOUS NON - PROFIT AGENCIES ESTABLISHED UNDER THE CITY /COUNTY PARTNERSHIP FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES FUNDING BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF PUEBLO, that: SECTION 1 Funding to various non - profit agencies for the calendar year 2007 from the City of Pueblo shall be allocated as follows: AGENCY/ENTITY 2007 Allocation East Side Child Care Center $ 52,500 Southside Children's Center $ 35,000 Washington Children's Center $ 30,000 CASA of Pueblo $ 10,000 Crossroads Turning Points — DETOX $ 33,750 Pueblo Child Advocacy Center $ 13,500 Pueblo Community Health Center $ 45,000 Pueblo Rape Crisis Services $ 2,500 Pueblo Suicide Prevention Center $ 27,500 STEP -UP (Formerly SET of Pueblo) $ 8,650 SRDA $ 137,000 Boys & Girls Club $ 86,000 Catholic Charities of Pueblo $ 22,500 Posada $ 25,000 Pueblo InterFaith Hospitality $ 4,000 YWCA of Pueblo $ 55,000 Pueblo Hispanic Education Foundation $ 5,500 ARC of Pueblo $ 12,000 Center for Disabilities $ 7,500 Friendly Harbor Drop -In Center $ 1,850 Pueblo Diversified Industries $ 10,750 Radio Reading Service of the Rockies $ 750 Care & Share Food Bank $ 15,000 Pueblo Cooperative Care Center $ 7,000 Habitat for Humanity $ 5,000 AGENCY/ENTITY 2007 Allocation Neighborhood Housing Services $ 5,000 Bessemer Historical Society $ 5,250 Martin Luther King Cultural Operations $ 5,000 Southeastern Colorado Heritage Ctr. $ 10,250 Pueblo Symphony $ 2,500 Pueblo Municipal Band $ 500 Sangre de Cristo Arts Center $ 80,000 Sertoma — Fireworks Display $ 500 Greenway & Nature Center $ 35,000 Mountain Park Environmental Center $ 20,500 Olney -Boone Conservation District $ 500 Therapeutic Riding & Education Center $ 1,500 La Gente Youth Sports $ 11,500 Mi CASA Resource Center for Women $ 2,500 Runyon Field $ 3,250 HARP Foundation - Gateway Park $ 3,000 PEDCO $ 60,000 TOTA $ 900,000 SECTION 2. This Resolution shall be become effective on final passage and approval. BY Ray Aquilera Councilperson APPROVED: President of City Council ATTESTED BY: CITY CLERK INTRODUCED December 26, 2006 re'sa # /()903 LD � ,2 i;� Background Paper for Proposed RESOLUTION AGENDA ITEM # / & DATE: December 26, 2006 DEPARTMENT: CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE DAVE GALLI, CITY MANAGER DOUG FITZGERALD, ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER TITLE A RESOLUTION ALLOCATING FUNDING TO VARIOUS NON - PROFIT AGENCIES ESTABLISHED UNDER THE CITY /COUNTY PARTNERSHIP FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES FUNDING ISSUE Under the partnership between the City and County for community services funding, the Community Services Advisory Commission (CSAC) reviewed applications for funding from various non -profit agencies. The CSAC then recommended specific levels of funding for each non - profit based upon total dollar amounts made available by both the City and the County. At a joint meeting of the City and County in 2004, it was decided that the City and County would each allocate one -half of the amount recommended for each entity. This resolution allocates the City's half. At the City Council budget retreat held on April 12, 2006, it was discussed by the Council that a certain percentage of the General Revenue Fund should be allocated to the CSAC process. Subsequently, the percentage agreed upon by the Council was 1.5% of the General Fund Revenue, which amounted to $900,000 and was formalized by Resolution number 10724 passed on May 8, 2006. When Council adopted the 2007 budget on November 27, 2006, the total funding for the non- profit agencies in the amount of $900,000 was appropriated in the non - departmental section of the general fund budget. This resolution will specifically allocate the $900,000 to the various non -profit agencies. RECOMMENDATION Approval. FINANCIAL IMPACT This resolution has no financial impact, as the total funding amount of $900,000 has already been appropriated in the 2007 budget.